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REPORTED

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PHENOMENA

('EFFECTS')

AND

CLINICAL

SMANIFESTATIONS

ATTRIBUTED

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AND

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PHENOMENA

('EFFECTS')

AND

CLINICAL

MANIFESTATIONS

ATTRIBUrED

TO MICROWAVE

AND

RADIO-FREQUENCY

RADIATION

Zorach

R. Glaser,

Ph.D.

LT,

MSC,

USNR

Research

'Report

Project

MF12.524.015-00043,Report

No. 2

Naval

Medical Research

Institute

National

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Medical Center

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Maryland

20014,

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4

October 1971

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than

2000

references

on

the

biological

responses

to

radio

frequency

and

microwave

radiation,

published

up to

June

1971,

are

included

in

the

bibliography.*

Particular

attention

has

been

paid

to

the

effects

on

man

of

non-ionizing

radiation

at

these

frequencies.

The

citations

are

arranged

alphabetically

by

author,

and

contain

as

much

information

as

possible

so

as

to

assure

effective

retrieval

of

the

original

documents.

An

outline

of

the

effects

whicb

have

been

attributed

to

radio

frequency

and

microwave

radiation

is

also

part

of

the

report.

*Three

supplementary

listings

bring

the

number

of

citations

to

more

i

than

2300.

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Biological

Effects

Non-Ionizing

Radiation

Radar

Hazards

Radio

Frequency

Radiation

Microwave

Radiation

Health

Hazards

Bibliography

Electromagnetic

Radiation

Injury

The

comments

upon

and

criticisms

of

the

literature

made

in

this

report,

and

the

recommendations

and

inferences

suggested,

are

those

of

the

author,

and

do

not

necessarily

reflect

the

views

of

the

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Department

or

of

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Service.

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2300 relerences

on the

biological

responses

to radio

trequency

and

microwave

radiation,

published

up t

April

1972,

are included

in this

bibliography

ot the world

iiterature.

Particular

attention

has

been paid to

the

effects on

man

o:

non-ionizing

radiation

at

these

' equencies.

The

citations

are arranged

alphabetically by author,

and contain

as

much

information

as possible so as to

assure

eltective

retrieval

of the

original documents.

Soviet

and East European

f iterature is

included

in detail.

An outline

of the

effects

which have

been

attributed tu radio

trequency

and

microwave

radiation is included

as

Chapter 1.

The

revised report (which supersedes DDC report AD#734391)

is

updated

with

the

inclusion

oi

three

supplementary

listings,

and has incorporated many corrections

and

adoitions

to the original 2100

citations.

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TABLE

OF CONTENTS

PAGE

Abstract

2

Table of Contents 3

Foreword

4

Acknowledgments

5

Chapter 1,

Outline

of Reported Biological Phenomena ('Effects') 7

and Some

Clinical

Hanifestations

Attributed to

Microvave and

Radio-Frequency

Radiation

Chapter 2,

Bibliography,

Alphabetical Listing 12

Unsigned

Reports

and

Articles

83

Addenda, Alphabetical

by

Author

87

Addenda, Unsigned Reports

and Articles

89

Fir3t

Suppleeuntary

Listing (5

October

1971)

91

Appendix

A,

Accession Numbers

and

Sources

92

Second

Supplementary

Listing (21

November 1971)

93

Third Supplementary Listing

(17

April

1972) 95

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Foreword

It

is the

hope

of the

author that

this

bibliography

will

provide

guid-

ance

to the diffuse

and

conflicting

literature

on the

biological

responses

to

electromagnetic

radiation

at radio- and

microwave-frequencies,

with

particular

reference

to the

effects

of concern

to

man. Such

guidance

is

needed in

the

formulation

and

appraisal

of

criteria

and

limits

of

human

exposure

to

"non-ionizing"

radiation,

and

in the

planning

and

conduct of

future

research.

The

original

plans

were

to categorize

and key

the

literature

cita-

tions

to the "outline

of biological

and clinical

effects"

(Chapter 1).

This

proved

to

be a much

more

dif"icult

and time-consuming

task

than

anticipated,

and was actually

completed

only

for about

400

papers. Thus,

the

letter-number

combinations

given

in

square

brackets for

some

of the

"A"

through

"C"

citations

refer

to

the

outline.

INV]

indicates

the

cita-

tion was

"not

verified".

The standard

format

used

throughout the

bibliography

is:

author,

(date),

journal,

volume, (issue):

page,

"title".

The

authors

are alpha-

betized,

and in

chronological order.

Multiple

authora 'xe also

alphabeti-

cally

ordered

according

to the second,

third, etc.,

author.

Inclusive

pagination

is

given

where possible,

as is

the original

language

of the

citation.

Report

accession

and translation

numbers

(some

of which are

cited

in

Appendix

A),

and

alternate

sources

are listed

when known.

Th e

title

of

books is underlined.

When

the title

of

the

report

was

not avail-

able

(or not given),

a short

(one

line)

description

of the

paper

is

listed

whenever

possible.

Reports

in which

the

name

of the

author was

not given

are

listed chronologically

using

the format,

"title",

reference,

source,

(date). In many

cases

the citation

was

obtained

from

secondary

(and

tertiary)

sources. For this

reason

it was

impossible

to

put every

citation

into

a

consistent

format.

In

a

few

cases,

papers have

been

cited

which

were presented

at

symposia

or meetings devoted

to the

present topic, even

when

the

report

title

suggests

that it

does

not

pertain

directly

to the topic.

This

has

been

done

to show

the

wide

range

of

items

considered relevant

(at

least

at

the

time

of

the meeting,

and by

the organizing

chairman)

in past

years.

An example

is

"electroanesthesia".

A

few citations

of marginal

and/or peripheral

relationship have

also

been

included

so that

the reader

may judge

the applicability

to his indi-

vidual

research

needs.

Examples

are reports

dealing

with the biological

effects

of

static

and

alternating

magnetic

fields,

experimental techniques

using

radio

frequency

and microwave

radiation

(e.g.,

electron

spin

reso-

nance,

and

nuclear magnetic

resonance

spectroscopy),

and microwave

expo-

sure

limits, regulations,

and

standards.

References for a few limited-distribu ion government reports

are

available

upon

request.

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The author

welcomes information

which

will

correct errors

and

omis-

sions (both

of which no

doubt

exist). Copies

of new

papers would

be

greatly appreciated, and would encourage

updating

and

revising

the biblio-

graphy periodically.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The assistance

and support

received during

the

preparation of this

bibliography

have

been

considerable, and I am happy to acknowledge my in-

debtedness and

gratitude. Drs. John

Keesey and Dennis

Heffner,

former

and

present

Heads of the Biophysics Division,

and

Dr. Seymour Friess,

Director

of the

Environmental Biosciences Department

of the

Naval Medical Research

Institute, permitted

me

the opportunitj

to

work

on the

bibliography, and

offered frequent

encouragement.

Acknowledgment is also due

to many

friends and associates for

their

helpful

suggestions,

comments,

and

loans

and/or

gifts

of

reports

or

other

material, which have

been invaluable

in the course of

the

work.

"r. Glenn

Heimer

of

the Naval

Ship Engineering Center contributed an extensive

collec-

tion

of government reports

and dccuments,

many of

which

had not previously

been cited

in

the

open

literature.

-

Special help in

tracing and

in the acquisition of

relevant

papers has

been received from the librarians and

staff

members of the NMRI

library:

Mrs. Thelma

Robinson,

Mrs. Ernestine Gendlemen, Mrs.

Eleanor

Capps, and

Miss Deborah

Grove.

Their

diligence and resourcefulness

in tracing and

obtaining copies of

a

large

number

of

papers

and

reports, often

in

spite

of Incomplete

and/or inaccurate

citations given in

other sources,

enabled

me

to include

many

relevant

items

in

the

bibliography.

Mr. Christopher Dodge

of the Scientific and Technical Center, Depart-

sent

of

the

Navy,

provided

much

of

the

Soviet

Bloc

literature,

linguistic

and other technical assistance,

and

in

addition

offered valuable

comments

and

encouragement

throughout

the preparation of

this

report.

Especially

noteworthy

were the

corrections

and improremeuts suggested by

Chris

follow-

ing

his

reading of the entire manuscript.

Helpful also in

locating

some of

the

Soviet literature was Mr.

E. S.

Serebrennikov, of

the

Science

and

Technology

Division,

The

Library

of

Congress.

Credit

is due

Mrs.

Ann& Woke (of this Institute) for

translating

many

of the

German

papers;

to Dr.

Emilio Weiss, who translated from

the

Italian,

and

to Mrs. Edith Pugh

who

typed many

"first drafts"; also

to Mrs.

Rhoda

Glaser

for her help

in

many aspects of the work.

Mrs.

Fannie Epstein

Aeserves

special mention

for

her outstanding

editorial assistance,

and

especially

for

the heroic typing,

organization,

and

checking

of

the entire report.

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T- .aut

line of

Reported

Biological

Phenomena

('Effects') and

Clinical eal1festations Attributed to

Microwave

and

Radio-Frequency

adiatior,

is

patterneh

after

that given by R.

Murray, .et al.,

in

an

article entitled, "Has-o

afe are alcrowaves",

which

appeared in

Non-

Ionizing Radiation

1(1):7-8

(1969).

Some

of

the

"effects"

were

listed

in the r#.ort

by

S.

F. Cleary and

W. T. Ham, Jr.,

entitled,

"Considera-

tions

in

the evaluation of

the

biological

effects

on

exposure

to

micro-

wave radiation!, (3ackground

document, Port

1, 1969, for the

Task

Force

on

Research Planving in

Environmental

Health,

Subtask Force on

Physical

Factors

in the

Environment).

The

discusbion

and suggestions

offered by

Byron

McLees,,

Edward

Finch, Lewis

Gersbman,

and Christopher

Dodge relat-

ing to

the Outline

are

also

gratefully

acknowledged.

Prepare-r *.-n of the

bibliography

was supported by

the Bureau of

Medicine A,;,,

-.rgery, Department

of the Navy, under

vork unit

HF12.524.

0105-OO'V.

II

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CIHAPTER I

Peported

Diolorical Phenomena

(*Effects') and

Some

Clinical Manifestations

Attributed

to !Iicrowave

and P.adlo-Frequency Padiation

(See

Note)

A.

Heating

of Organs*

(Applications: Diathermy, rlectrosurrerv,

Flectro-

coagulation,

I.lecrrodesicoation,

lectrotomy)

1. M.ole Body

(temnerature repulation

defect),

!Hyperpyreyla

2.

Skin

3.

Bone

and

Bone .

t

arro:

4. (a)

Lens of

Lye (cataractous

lesions

- due to

the

avascular

nature

of the lens

vhich prevents adequate

heat

dissipat

i,w.I

(M)

Corneal

damane also poosil

le at extrei.ely

0It fro-

u4-i.

'c.

5. e'enitalia (tubular dreg.?neration

of

testicleF)

C..

hrain

7. Sinuses

S. etal

Inplants

(burns near hip

?ins, erc.)

The

effects

are :tneralPy

reversible except

for

4a.

B. Chianes

in

liv,

o.ogic

.function

I. Striated

:ttscte Contraction

2.

Alteration of

DWi-meter of

Blood Vessels

(increasec'

va.tcr-lar

elasticity),

Dilation

S.

Changes in the Oxidative

Processes in Tissues and ArranL

4. Liver Lnlargement

5. A.ltered Sensitivity

to

Drug

Stitruli

6.

Decreased

Spernato.enesis (decreased

fertility, to steril.)

7.

Altered

Sex

Patio of

Blrths (more

girls!)

8.

Altered ,!enstrual

Activity

9.

Altered Fetal

Devwlopment

I. iAecreasee Lactation

in

:ursing ":others

'.l. Reduction

in

i'iuresis

(',a+ excretio:,,

via urine output)

!2. Altered

!'era!! function (decreased

filtratir,"

::- tul

alef)

13.

U:hanf-es

in (onditioned

P:eflexes

14.

iecreased .;lectrical

.eristance of Skin

15. Changes

in

tbU Structure of

Skin re.cptorn

of tie

(a) i.-ti~e,

and (b) i-loot'-Carryinr Systcr.-:

16.

Alterrd

mIood

Fnow

!:ate

* It

is also

reported

that leov

levels

of irradiation

produce a cooling

effect

- "hypercor.pensation".

Note:

Thece

effects

are listed without comment

or

endorse.:ent

:Aince.

t-e

literature abounds

with

conflicting

reports.

In sonte

cases

the !:asi. f~nr

reporting an

"effect" was a

single or a

non-statistical

observaticr,

i'"ich

may have

been drawn from

a

poorly conceived

(and

poorly executed)xpevri-

fnente

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17. Alterations

In the Siocurrents

(KW?) of the Cerebral

Cortex

(in

animals)

18.

Changes In

the Rate

of

Clearance

of

Tagged

Ions

from

Tissue

19. Reversible Structural

Changes In the Cerebral Cortex

and the

Diencephalon

20.

Electrocardiographic

(EKG)

Changes

21.

Alterations

In

Sensitivity to

Light,

Sound, and

Olfactory

StImuli

22.

Functional (a) and Pathological (b) Changes

in the Eyes:

(a) decrease in

size of blind spot, altered

color

recogPltion,

changes In

Intraocular

pressure,

lacriaation,

trembling cf eye-

lids;

(b) less

opacity and

coagulation,

altered

tissue

respira-

tion,

and

altered

reduction-oxidation

processes

23.

Myocardial Necrosis

24. Hemorrhage

in

Lungs,

Liver,

Gut,

and

Brain

At Fatal Levels

25.

Generalized Degeneration of all

Body

Tissue

of Radiation

26. Loss

of

Anatomical

Parts

27.

Death

28.

Dehydration

29.

Altered

Rate of Calcification of Certain

Tissue

C. Central

Nervous System Effects

1.

Headaches

2.

Inomnia

3.

Restlessness

(Awake

and

During

Sleep)

4.

Electroencephalographic

(EW) Changes

5.

Cranial

Nerve

Disorders

6.

Pyramidal Tract

Lesions

7.

Condittoned Reflex Disorders

8. Vagominetic

Action of

the Heart; Sympaticouminetic Action

9.

Seizures,

Convulsions

D. Autonomic

Nervous System Effects

1.

Neuro-vegetative

Disorders (e.g.,

alteration of heart rhythm)

2. Fatigue

3. Structural Alterations

Lu the Synapses of

the Vague

Nerve

4.

Stimalatin

of Parasympathetic

Nervous System

(Bradycardia),

and lnhbition

of the Sympathetic Nervous System

E. Peripheral Nervous System

Effects

Effects

on

Locowtor

Nerves


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F. Psychological

Disorders

("Human

Behavioral

Studies")

- the

so-called

"Psychophysiologic

(and

Psychosomatic)

Responses"

I.

Neurasthenia-

(general

"bad"

feeling)

2. Depression

3.

Impotence

4.

Anxiety

5.

Lack of Concentration

6.

Hypochondria

7. Dizziness

,S. Hal

ucinations

9.

Sleepiness

10.

Insomnia

II. Increased

Irritabiiity

12.

')ecreased

Appetite

13.

Loss

of !:er-ory

14.

Scalp

Sensarions

Y 15.

Tncreasee Fatirabilty

16. Chest

rainA

17. Tremor of

the lianus

G. Behavioral

(Cnanres

(Aninal

Studies)

Peflexive,

Operant,

tvoldance,

and

DIscrinination

Belaviors

l.

ood

Disorders

(V

= in

vivo)

(v =

in vitrt.'

Changes

in:

1.

Bloo.' anC

Bone

*:arrcn%

2.

Pha~oryt.:r

(polrVorphs)

and

Bactericidal

"unctiornr

f

.

,v)

S3.

llemol.-s.s

.at*

(increase),

(a shortene,!

lifeaz~:

of

,

"

. St-dir.enta-ion

;ate

(increase),

(due to

,-e. ;n

sp,

t " I

levels or ar:ount of fitrino-er.

(?))

"5.

::uriber

of

L.rythroc'tes

(Cecrease),

also

nneher

of

1.yr-

c, tt'.

Bl. od

CtluccFe

foncentration

(increase)

7.

Llood 11istanine

rontent

Z. Cholesterol

and

Lipids

9. Garma

(also

u and

0) Gl.obulin,

and

Total

Protein

Concentration

10.

Number of

Eosinophils

11. Albumin/Globulin

ratio

(decrease)

12.

PHemopoiesis

(rate

of

formation

of

blood

corpuscles)

13.

Leul-openia

(increase

in

number

of

x0.ito

cells),

ancl

Leu1-oc-,orosis

14.

.et

culocytosis

1.

Vascular

Disorders

1.

Thrombosis

2.

Hypertension

9

2


13/106

JS

Enzyme

and

Other Biochemical Changes

h Changes in activity

of:

1. Cholinesterase

(V,v)

2.

Phosphatase

(v)

3. Transaminase

(v)

4.

Amylase

(v)

5.

Carboxydismutase

6.

Protein Denaturation

7.

Toxin,

Fungus, and Virus

Inactivation (at high radiation

dose

levels), Bacteriostatic

Effect

8. Tissue Cultures

Killed

9. Alteration In

iRate

of

Coll Division

10.

Increased Concentration

of RVA

in

Lymphocytes,

and

Decreased

Concentration

in

Brain,.

Liver,

and Spleen

11.

Changes

in Pyruvic

Acid, Lactic

Acid,

and

Creatinine

LxereJions

S12.

Change

in Concentration

of Glycogen in Liver (Hlyperglycevia)

13. Alteration

in

Concentration

of 17-

Ketosterolds

in Urine

SK. Metabolic

Disorders

Glycosuria (sugar

in uriTe; related

with blood sugar?)

2.

Increase in

Urinary

Phenol

(derivatives? DOPA?)

3. Alteration of rate of

ietabolic Enzymatic Processes

S4. Altered

Carbohydrate

Metabolism

L. Gastro-Intestinal

Disorders

1.

Anorexia (loss

of appetite)

2.

Epigastric

Pain

3. Constipation

4. Altered

Secretion of Stomach

"Digestive Juices"

It.

Endocrine

Gland Changes

1.

Altered

Pituitary

runction

2. Ilyperthyroidism

3.

Thyroid Enlargement

4. Increased Uptake

of Radioactive

Iodine by Thyroid

Gland

5.

Altered

Adrenal Cortex Activity

6. Decreased Corticosteroids in Blood

S7. Decreased Glucocorticoidal

Activity

8. 1lypogonadism

(usually

decreased testosterone

production)

IN.

Histological

Changes

1.

Changes

in Tubular

Epithelium

of Testicles

S2. Gross

Changes

10


14/106

0. Genetic and

Chromoscrtal

Changes

1.

Chromosome

Aberrations (e.g., linear shortening, pseudochiasm,

diploid structures,

amitotic

division,

bridging, "sticky"

chromosomes, irregularities

in chromosomal env-zlope)

2.

Mutations

3.

Mongolism

4.

Somatic

Alterations

(changes

in cell

not

involving

nucleus or

chromosomes, cellular

transformation)

5.

Neoplastic

Diseases

(e.g*, tumors)

P. Pearl Chain Effect (Intracellular orientation

of subcellular part cles,

and orientation

of cellular

and

other

(non-biologlc)

particles)

Also,

orientation of animals,

birds, and fish

in

electromagnetic

fields

Q. Miscellaneous

Effects

1.

Sparking between

dental

fillings

2.

Peculiar

metallic

taste

in mouth

3.

Changes

in Optical

Activity of

Colloidal

Solutions

4. Treatment

for Syphilis,

Poliomyelitis, Skin Diseases

5. Loss

of

flair

6. Brittleness

of

flair

7. Sensations of

Buzzing Vibrations,

Pulsations, and

Ticklinp

About

the Head and

Ears

8. Copious

Perspiration,

Salivation,

and

Protrusion of Tonpue

9.

Changes

in

the

Operation of

Implanted Cardiac Pacemakers

10. Changes

in

Circadian

PMythms

II


15/106

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